Key Benefits:
i) Undue registration and unjustified withdrawal or withdrawal of the tests, competitions or training of the selection.
j) The inexecution of the resolutions of the Administrative Court of Sport.
(k) The doping offences will follow the graduation established in the Organic Law 3/2013 of 20 June, protecting the health of the athlete and combating doping in sports activities.
2. Very serious infringements of the presidents and other management members of the organs of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall also be considered specifically:
(a) Non-compliance with the General Assembly agreements, as well as the electoral regulation and other statutory or regulatory provisions.
Non-compliance with infringement shall be those expressed in the statutes and regulations of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., or those that, not yet standard, are serious or have special significance.
(b) The non-convocation, in the legal terms or conditions, in a systematic and repeated manner, of the federal collegiate bodies.
c) Non-execution of the resolutions of the Spanish Sports Discipline Committee.
d) the incorrect use of private funds or of grants, credits, guarantees, and other State aid, of their self-employed or otherwise granted to the General Budget of the State.
For these purposes, the assessment of the incorrect use of public funds will be governed by the criteria that for the use of State aid and subsidies is contained in the State-specific legislation.
In terms of private funds, it will be the negligent or intentional character of the conduct.
e) The commitment of multi-annual expenditure of the budget of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., without the regulatory authorization of the Superior Council of Sports.
Such authorization is provided for in Article 29 of Royal Decree 1835/1991 of 20 December, on Spanish Sports Federations, or in the regulations that at any time regulate such assumptions.
(f) The organisation of official activities or competitions of an international nature, without the regulatory authority.
3. A very serious infringement of the R.F.E.K. and D.A., the unjustified non-issuance of a licence shall be considered.
4. In any case, serious infringements shall be:
(a) Repeated non-compliance with orders and instructions emanating from the competent sports bodies.
b) Notary and public acts that threaten the dignity or sports decorum.
c) The exercise of public or private activities declared incompatible with the activity or sporting function performed.
d) The non-convocation, within the legal terms or conditions, of the federal collegiate bodies.
e) Failure to comply with the rules of administration and management of the budget and patrimony provided for in Article 36 of the Law of Sport and specified in its implementing provisions.
f) Manipulation or alteration, either personally or through person, of the sports equipment or equipment against the technical rules of the sport of karate.
g) The acquisition of the federal license belonging to the same year, in more than one territorial federation.
5. Conduct which is clearly contrary to sporting rules, which are not subject to the classification of very serious or serious offences, in the statutes or rules of procedure of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.
shall be regarded as minor offences.In any case, they will be considered minor faults:
(a) The comments made to the arbitrators, technicians, managers and other sporting authorities in the performance of their duties, in such a way as to mean a slight correction.
b) Light incorrectness with the public, peers and subordinates.
c) The adoption of a passive attitude in the performance of the orders and instructions received from referees and sports authorities in the performance of their duties.
d) The neglect of the conservation and care of social premises, sports facilities and other material means.
d) Judges and arbitrators: 10%
e) Associated disciplines: 4%.
-Presidents of the Autonomous Federations that are integrated in the R.F.E.K. and D.A.. In the case of an autonomous delegation, because the corresponding Federation is not integrated, it will be the Territorial Delegate representative in the Assembly of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.
3. In the number of assemblymen to which the previous point makes merit, the President of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall not be counted if the latter does not hold the membership of the General Assembly.
4. The General Assembly may be convened in plenary or in a delegated Commission.
5. The Delegated Commission shall be elected by the General Assembly to whom the renewal of the vacancies in the manner determined by the Electoral Regulation of the R.F.E.K. and D.A. shall also be appropriate.
6. It is for the General Assembly, in plenary, as necessary:
a) The approval of the annual budget and its liquidation.
b) Approval of the sports calendar.
c) The approval and modification of its Statutes.
d) The election of the President and the Commission Delegate and the President's dismissal, in case a motion of censure prospers.
e) Propose to the Board of Directors of the Higher Sports Council the dissolution of the R.F.E.K. and D.A.
7. The General Assembly shall meet on a regular basis once a year in plenary session for the purposes of its competence, if possible in the first half of the current year. The other meetings shall be extraordinary.
Meetings of the General Assembly may be convened at the initiative of the President, the Commission delegated by a majority, or a number of members of the Assembly not less than 20% of the total of its components.
8. The formal convocation of the General Assembly in plenary session shall be made in writing addressed to the address of each of its members, with fifteen calendar days in advance at least as of the date of the holding of the meeting in question, except in cases of urgency or need, duly justified, in which the call may be made at least three calendar days ' notice; likewise, such calls in cases of urgency or necessity may be carried out by means of telegram, telex, fax or any other means to ensure receipt of the call.
The call will include in any case the agenda of the session to be held, as well as the place, date and time of the first and second calls.
The agenda may be modified in the sense of incorporating new points, at the request of a fifth of the members of the Plenary General Assembly, and whenever this incorporation is requested with a margin of time sufficient to enable it to be notified to all members of the General Assembly, at least seventy-two hours in advance of the date of convocation.
The call together with the documentation for the assembly may be carried out by electronic or telematic means.
The agreement to take the decision on the use of these means for the convening of the General Assembly must specify at least the electronic means by which the call will be sent, the electro
